Samsung Galaxy S23 FE will be coming in very soon and as usual, many leaks will be surfacing online about the expected smartphone. Earlier, sources confirmed that the Samsung Galaxy S23 FE is a reality and now we have the design leaks.
Samsung Galaxy S23 FE design
Exciting renderings of the Samsung Galaxy S23 FE have recently emerged, courtesy of OnLeaks and SmartPrix. Based on CAD data, these renderings provide a glimpse into the upcoming device’s design, indicating a striking resemblance to the standard Galaxy S23 and S23+ models. While minor details may vary, the overall appearance is expected to be quite accurate, given OnLeaks’ reliable track record.
The Galaxy S23 FE follows a familiar aesthetic, featuring a large display with minimal bezels on the front, complemented by a gently rounded frame. On the back, three cameras are housed within their own protruding module. While the design may not bring any groundbreaking innovations, it exudes a sleek and appealing visual appeal.
The dimensions of the Galaxy S23 FE are reported to be 158 x 76.3 x 8.2mm, offering ample space for a 6.4-inch display. This positions the S23 FE between the S23 and S23+ in terms of screen size. However, specific details about the device’s specifications, pricing, and availability are yet to be disclosed.
Rumors suggest that Samsung may opt for its in-house Exynos CPUs instead of Snapdragon chips for the international variant of the Galaxy S23 FE. This decision could result in variations in performance and capabilities across different regions. While the device may potentially debut alongside foldable devices at an Unpacked event next month, there is also speculation that it might be unveiled later in the year.
As the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S23 FE draws closer, anticipation builds for this smartphone’s potential features and its availability in the market.
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